Hunting Helena by Natalie Carter-Giles
A psychological thriller that will leave you aghast, Hunting Helena is a chilling debut novel written by …
Mystery
A Dreadful Splendour by B.R. Myers
A wickedly whimsical and delectable brew of mystery, spine-tingling chills and intoxicating romance that makes for an irresistibly fun and page-turning read.
The Bone Hacker by Kathy Reichs
Forensic anthropologist Temperance Brennan follows a series of bizarre disappearances on the islands of Turks and Caicos, and enters a sinister labyrinth in which a new technology may wreak worldwide havoc.
Middlemen by Scott Thornley
Detective Superintendent MacNeice returns to Dundurn following a month-long suspension and is immediately thrown into the mysterious case of a wounded runner named Jack and a blood trail that spans over forty miles.
Zero Days by Ruth Ware
Ruth Ware returns with this adrenaline-fueled thriller about a woman in a race against time to clear her name and find her husband’s murderer.
Stealing John Hancock by H&A Christensen
H&A Christensen have crafted an unforgettable story of stolen identities, where you can trust no one. Complications unfold so rapidly and are put to rest so smoothly that you won’t ever want this book to end. I’m just hoping there will be a sequel.
-Michelle Berry, author of the thriller Everything Turns Away
A Death at the Party by Amy Stuart
In this tense, spellbinding thriller set over the course of a single day, a woman prepares for a party that goes dreadfully wrong.
Murder at San Miguel by Danee Wilson
In her debut novel Murder at San Miguel, author Danee Wilson introduces readers to a Canadian couple who, to their dismay, are forced to become sleuths to solve a grisly murder in a foreign country.
Trembling River by Andrée Michaud
Trembling River is a powerful work from internationally renowned novelist Andrée A. Michaud and translated by J. C. Sutcliffe.
The Dollhouse by Charis Cotter
A creepy, mysterious dollhouse takes center stage in this atmospheric middle-grade mystery for fans of Doll Bones and Small Spaces.
A World of Curiosities by Louise Penny
Penny’s masterful writing makes for smooth reading, and her knack for arousing curiosity about what comes next pulls the reader through the book.
The Madness of Crowds by Louise Penny
Penny keeps the reader guessing until the end . . . The Madness of Crowds moves at a brisk pace, with each chapter drawing the reader forward into the next.
Fenian Street by Anne Emery
Shay Rynne grew up in the Corporation Flats ― public housing ― in Fenian Street, Dublin. He has always toyed with the idea of joining the Garda Síochána, the Irish police. But in the early 1970s, young fellows from the tenements of Dublin have not been welcomed in the police force. When his friend Rosaleen is killed and the case goes unsolved, Shay decides to put on the uniform of a Dublin garda and sets out to find the killer.
Operation Masonic by Helen C. Escott
The Freemasons’ Most Worshipful Grand Master has been murdered. His body has been laid out in the ritualistic Chamber of Reflection at the Masonic Temple, surrounded by centuries of secrets. Royal Newfoundland Constabulary Insp. Nicholas Myra and Cst. Donna Whiffen dig through thousands of years of history, secrets, scandals, and symbols in a hunt for the killer.
Nine Dash Line by Emily Saso
A thrilling novel about two people stranded under mysterious circumstances in the South China Sea, battling the memories of the crimes that haunt them.